string is not a valid filename It is. The name of the header file is literally string. Search your include paths, e. g.: find /usr/include /usr/local/include -name "string" and you will have some results....

You can use -I. for searching headers from the current directory, instead of -I../App. This include preprocessor directive #include "Inventory/inventory.hpp" forces gcc (g++ or cpp) to search the header not from the current path (App/), but from directory of your source file (App/Character): /root/App# strace -f g++ -c -H ./Character/character.cpp...

You open your output file You fgets line by line from your source file. You check each line if it starts with #include. If no, copy the line read to your output. If yes, open the file whose name follows after the #include and copy its content to your...

Just a quick suggestion, but have a look into Composer for its ability to handle autoloading for you. That way you don't need to do any require statements. https://getcomposer.org/doc/04-schema.md#autoload But to your original question. The typical way to do it is to require_once the abstract class from the definition of...

Since you're using .=, the "/_includes/..." string is concatenated to $path. It will then have something of the form localhost/_includes/.... This does not contain the scheme (HTTP(S)), so this will only work if you actually have a folder localhost in that directory. If you want the current directory, you could...

Why are your includes publicly accessible in the first place? You need to fix that. In the meantime, you can use get_included_files() which returns an array containing all files that have been included in the script so far. By counting the contents of this array, you can determine if the...

CPATH specifies the list of directories to search. The compiler searches exactly those directories, not any sub-directories (so no recursive searching). That is, given a name from #include "somedir/header.h", it will look in the directories specified via -I and -isystem and specified via CPATH and will add /somedir/header.h to each...

You may do that via GET, Session or Post; But why don't you simply and efficiently define a function and pass those variables to it, just for example: function displayArticle($title, $summary, $content) { displayHeader(); // maybe some concepts you've used in template/common/header.php echo "<h1>$title</h1><p>$summary</p><div>$content</div>"; displayFooter(); // again, what you've provided...

This can't be done. The resulting completely macro-replaced preprocessing token sequence is not processed as a preprocessing directive even if it resembles one, [...] That particular quote is from a reasonably recent draft of the C++ standard, but with minor changes in wording, the same basic idea has been around...

You still need to have <?php ... ? blocks around the code in your files. Remember that there is no such thing as a "php script". There's only files which have php code blocks embedded in them. Without the <?php opening tag in your included file, the php interpreter will...

If you go to Project->Properties->C/C++ Build->Settings You can add a library under the appropriate compiler with -l and you can include directories for headers with -I under C/C++ General->Paths and Symbols under the includes tab.

Suppose you have now two programs A and B. And in A you have function c. So, move c to separate file c.c and make c.h file, that can be included in both A and B program as #include "c.h". Than compile A and B independently. It will be the...

Yes its possible to have a page switch with a page such as http://www.example.com/contact. You will need to re-write traffic however, so if you have access to a .htacess file you can add something like this RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteRule ^/(.+)/?$ http://www.example.com?p=$1 [NC,L,QSA] This way...

As commented above, it is more robust to include the path to the headers' directory in one of the ways: -I compiler option include_dirs setuptools parameters INCLUDE environment variable you can also use relative imports from one path which is included in one of the options above. For example, if...

Sorry if I haven't understood your question correctly, don't kill me if my answer is wrong. In your case $daten is an array that contains the lines of the file "news.txt". $_GET['id'] will provide the offset that is required to edit the array. $daten = file('../news.txt'); $fp = fopen('../news.txt', 'w');...

Well you need to do some extra effort if you wish this separation. Namespaces are not really enforced inside VB.net, but you could use them to arrange your code in such a way that you can use the Imports Namespace statement. Lets say we have this dummy class, this would...

So I've been playing with various solutions for awhile now and finally have one I am particularly happy with. I ended up using bash to quickly implement a "flex_include" script. Before I explain the syntax additions here is the script I came up with: #!/bin/bash while read -r line do...

If you had header/top.php then copy all those files within your top.php as like <link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css"/>... and you can use top.php within your each php file just by adding <?php include 'pathtocss/top.php'?> ...

You have a typo in your {% include %} statements. You are supposed to use : instead of . to separate blocks in template name. Try this: {% if score_keeper=='sk' %} {% include 'ScoreBoardViewerBundle:Viewer:scoreboard_keeper.html.twig' with {'score_keeper' : score_keeper} %} {% else %} {% include 'ScoreBoardViewerBundle:Viewer:scoreboard.html.twig' %} {% endif %} ...

I used Jekyll's Collections in my website to solve a problem similar to yours. Collections are still an experimental feature in Jekyll, and the solution I used is pretty hacky by itself, but if you don't go too crazy with it it's manageable enough. For a more detailed and friendly...

You should either: Put a space in front of the tilde: -I ~/gtk/inst/include/gtk-2.0 Use the absolute path: -I /users/username/gtk/inst/include/gtk-2.0 or use $HOME: -I $HOME/gtk/inst/include/gtk-2.0 Shell only does tilde expansion if the ~ is the first nonquoted character in a word. The way you've got it now, shell has no clue...

I don't think that you can have inline member functions declared in .cpp files. Taken from another answer: Note: It's imperative that the function's definition (the part between the {...}) be placed in a header file, unless the function is used only in a single .cpp file. In particular, if...

Here are two cases. One of them is UB, the other I think is defined change of behavior (assuming no ODR or similar violations: ie, no call to foo ever sees the definition of A, but I am uncertain) namespace N { struct B {}; struct A;//:B{}; } void foo(N::B*){...

Providing you have TextBox1 as your exp input and two check boxes which are CheckBox1 and CheckBox4 for system and hs respectively and a button to process the input then you can have this code below. Public Class Form1 Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles...

First you should read about the difference between #include "filepath" and #include <filepath> here. Personally, I'm working with boost from Visual Studio as follows: 1. Go to Project properties -> C/C++ -> General -> Additional Include Directories and add path to boost library root (in my case C:\Program Files (x86)\Boost_1_53)....

You're using a Ptr<DescriptorMatcher> so you should dereference it in order to call the method... matcher.knnMatch(descriptorsLeft, descriptorsRight,3); //error matcher->knnMatch(descriptorsLeft, descriptorsRight,3); // should be better ...

The reason it echos first, is because it is called, and afterwards are the strings "concatenated" (more on that in a second): What you want in ToBeIncludedFile.php is return "World!";, not echo. Right now, this is what happens: You include the file, which doesn't print anything, this is correct. You...

The syntax of header names is (C11, 6.4.7 par. 1): header-name: < h-char-sequence > " q-char-sequence " h-char-sequence: h-char h-char-sequence h-char h-char: any member of the source character set except the new-line character and > q-char-sequence: q-char q-char-sequence q-char q-char: any member of the source character set except the new-line...

You can assign a return value from an include(). A lesser-known feature of this function is that you can have a file like this: <?php // config.php return array('database_host' => 'localhost'); and you can read it in thus: <?php $config = include('config.php'); However, you're wanting to do this: <!-- text.html...

if your both files are in same directory then there is no need to give the name of directory just give the name of the file. In your case use require_once("Lesson_5_DB_Connection.php"); and if you use @ in front of your function call to suppress all error messages. Thats why you...

If you really wanted this type of functionality. You could try using nikics php parser to see if you can successfully parse the file or not. $code = file_get_contents('yourFile.php'); $parser = new PhpParser\Parser(new PhpParser\Lexer\Emulative); try { $stmts = $parser->parse($code); // $stmts is an array of statement nodes // file can...

Try to compile with explicite inclusion where the parser.h file is, i.e. smth like this g++ -I/usr/include/libxml2/ Following environment variables can also be used for lookup of header files CPATH C_INCLUDE_PATH CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH OBJC_INCLUDE_PATH Find more information here ...

Because ProcessApplicationQuery inherits everything from ProcessApplication, you do not need both: $processor = new ProcessApplication($CONN); $query = new ProcessApplicationQuery(); This creates two different objects, and $processor is the only one that has $CONN. Instead, pass $CONN directly to the final class, like: $query = new ProcessApplicationQuery($CONN); ...

Here is the complete correct method: include '/mediainfo/MediaInfo.php'; use \Mhor\MediaInfo\MediaInfo;//now you can directly call class on it's name $mediaInfo = new MediaInfo(); Let me know if you face anymore problems :)...

Well I suppose this is just a warning but in a global way, when you include .php scripts which names come from user input, you should absolutely check if the names provided are correct or not (to prevent security issues). For example, a lot of websites use a "global" file...

If you are using OOP, definitely go for autoloading, as suggested by cjhill. However if you are doing something less organized, and need to include files manually, I would suggest always using the __DIR__ constant when specifying the include path. That way include paths will be relative to the file...

Okay, so after going around the documentation a few times and reading over the code of a few frameworks I noticed that the only way to get the final value of all those variables was using the PHP register_shutdown_function that is the function that is called after script execution finishes,...

It depends on where you are including leden-list.inc.php You can get the base url of the script file using $basepath =$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']; Now you can use as: include($basepath."/plugins/dnhadmin/connectie.php");...

This is a documentation for ActiveSupport::Concern, they make a pretty good job of describing this and a "new" concern approach. http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveSupport/Concern.html Basically when you include a module, its methods are added as instance methods to the class you include them in. When you extend a module, they become class methods....

The include path, beginning with slash / indicates the root, so in this case I bet that is your hard disk root. Try to assign your real document root to a variable and use it with includes or requires: $root = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']; include ($root."/titlebar.inc"); Obviously, titlebar.inc must be in your...

You don't need to use @. You can include template like this {% include('navbar.html.twig') %} or like this {% include('DefaultBundle::navbar.html.twig') %} UPDATE The template naming and locations and include reference. UPDATE#2 {% include('::navbar.html.twig') %} UPDATE#3 With the structure you've shown, you need to include the folder name: {% include('DefaultBundle:Default:navbar.html.twig') %}...

Your problem is not so much with Qt as it is with a lack of understanding of how C++ programs are compiled and linked together. There are lots of resources online that can help you understand this critical information that will make your life a whole lot easier. To get...

Adding these lines to your code might solve the problem. <!doctype html> <#include "../include/imports.ftl"> Edit: The easiest way to get to your error logs is to get them from here: target\tomcat8x\logs\hippo-site.log...

You can add a stylesheet to the page with PHP by including this in the <head> of your html document: <?php echo '<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="' . $file . '">'; ?> Where $file is the name of the css file. You're going to have to provide some more information as...

You have several options. Check whether a constant is defined within your file. If not, exit;. Define a constant in the file that includes your startpage.inc.php. This is how a lot of free scripts prevented unwanted inclusions. Don't have the script in the publicly available folder. Move it below document...

Well, as @laggingreflex wrote above, there are docs on these commands: extends and include. Extra points: you can use include for different files, not only for jade files. Also, you can use include multiple times on the page. This command just include content of the different file, straight into the...

The correct way to do this is using forward declaration. Do not include A.h in C.h and B.h. Only actually perform #include "A.h" in B.cpp and C.cpp. The forward declaration in the namespace should be enough. //mynamespace.h #ifndef SOMENAMESPACE_H #define SOMENAMESPACE_H namespace MyNS { class A; class B; class C;...

It can't be stored as y since you don't return it (or at least you have it commented out). If you change your a.lua code to return function() return 1 end, it should work as you expect (or add local as you suggested). In general, this is why you usually...

Since it is in your dt2 where your homepage is (probably), you need to include full path to dt2: /hermes/bosnaweb06a/b2320/(domain name here)/dt2/php At the moment it is looking path from your server root: /dt2/php/...

You're including both files when you assign them to the variables. Include the file chosen from the shuffled array. Try this: $banner1 = 'file1.php'; $banner2 = 'file2.php'; $banners = array($banner1, $banner2); shuffle($banners); include($banners[0]); ...

Because if you include the header where there are definitions, in different .c files, you will have Multiple Definitions. The declaration is sufficient, because it allows the compiler to generate the calling code, after that the linker takes care of finding the definition and links the function call to the...

Ok, I just spoke with another developer and we mainly told me the following way is the way to go: write different .js files with different modules (my own code separation for better maintenance) all of them including their own immediately invokin function expression to prohibit scope problems and their...

There were two things causing issues for me, one was the class file names and the second was a composer command that needed to be run. My class file names were in the format {classname}.class.php when they need to be in the format that PSR-0 expects which is Classname.php (uppercase...

The main project are looking for the subproject's headers in its root folder, so if the subproject is not "physically" a child of the main project, you will get this kind of issue. You can explicitly set a header search path for your main project. In Xcode, select your project,...

Yes this is the way it would work. Some explanation Some Content Goes Here. When you type something like this in a file, you are creating a preprocessed template file, that would need to be passed through a grunt task to turn it into a form that is understandable by...

There is no real distinction between the two. They're called include files almost certainly because you include them. They're called header files because they contain cut-down (header) information about the things they describe. Either term will do, and seasoned C (and C++) coders should understand what you mean. For what...

Just as the names says: include_once includes the file only once. If You have included it earlier it won't be included again. Also, classes and functions don't see the global scoped variables unlike JavaScript for example. That's why the $conx variable is unreachable from within You sitePosting class. It would...

You're defining variables in the header, leading to multiple definitions when that header is included from more than one source file. Instead, declare them in the header: extern int Error = 0, OtherNumber; ^^^^^^ and define them in just one source file. Or stop using global variables....

You are setting $engines to the value of the require statement. Simply dont do this and it should work fine. In other words, change: $engines = require "init.php"; //the file with the array to: require "init.php"; //the file with the array and remove the returnstatement from init.php. This works because...

include is a preprocessor directive that includes the contents of the file named at compile time. The code that conditionally includes stuff is executed at run time...not compile time. So both files are being compiled in. ( You're also including each file twice, once in the main function and once...

In the code you posted you have getParseObject("video.videoOwner") which is invalid. getParseObject("video.videoOwner") should be getParseObject("video").getParseObject("videoOwner") The dot notation only works for include statements, so you have to get the individual objects like this....

I personnally use $_SESSION variable to manage errors through PHP script. Your div would be <div id='error'> {$_SESSION['error']} </div> And you kill it just after you displayed it. This is heredoc syntax. Sorry if you're not used to it. In this way, you don't have to manage show/hide div, since...

I don't know that there's a clean solution to this problem but with a bit of a hack you can get you what you want. Given a main Makefile of: $(info main one) include depend.mk $(info main two) CC_SRC_FILES := $(addsuffix .c,a b c d e f) $(info main three)...

The difference is that one is done by in your code, the other one is done by Android. Include seems to be a good option, but it is even better in conjunction with <merge> as it does not require an additional ViewGroup thus making your UI faster when the measure...

Templates are just functions, so if you have a template file in app/views/ViewEnvironment.scala.html it will be compiled to a function you can call as @views.html.ViewEnvironment(envMap). If the template you're calling from is in the same package, e.g. views.{type-suffix} you can omit the full qualification and just call it as: @(message:...